Are the V partitions removable? Looking for plain 'box' for tilapia fry- mother too big
32787
Yes the V partitions are removable. I ordered it for the same purpose... I took out everything in it in, and used it as a plain box for breeding betas, and rasing fry. It works great until they are ready for something bigger. Hope this helps. All the best to you!
32788
Yes. All parts are removable. After I take the mother and everything else out, I put a small plant in there so the fry can hide.
511933
Doubt it. They don't really do that anymore, and it's not listed under the "What's in the box" section. More likely it comes with a restore partition.
296183
yes & is removable. I love it. Best deep fryer I have ever bought, next to the granpappy. I would recommend
583697
There are NO complicated configuration files for the end user to accidently delete,change, or otherwise tamper with. Also it is bootable. The files remain in there ISO there will be no cross contimination. I have yet to see a virtual drive product for a USB stick that is bootable from the BIOS. (If you know of one, I would like to know what it so I can test it.) Virtual Drive programs that mount an ISO, that I know of, require a running OS to function.
1612374
No, the top is where the motherboards rear I/O is. I guess you COULD cut out the mesh and route the cables through the cut out you make but then you're just making the inside of the case more cluttered with cables than it already is..
1057870
From what i see, the enclosure has 4 small screws in the bottom and glued on feet on top of them. I haven't opened the case yet but I feel confident you can open and replace the drives. I wish you can buy the case and put the drive yourself. Ummm, let me check on that, come to think of it.
1110136
I am not an expert on the matter ... Don't know for sure but, I will doubt you can maintain the data as the Drobo needs to rewrite the disc to assure their structure... Not sure if will allow partitions either. Perhaps contacting Drobo directly you might find the right answer
1739262
The partition inside is removable insofar as you can choose to leave it out when you are building the item. You would have to disassemble the item or break the partition apart to remove it after assembly is complete, though.
651940
There should be a cover on the top of the Wii that can be removed, and underneath are the slots. I don't know if the WiiU has these slots.
1956118
Yes that is correct. I would have preferred movable partitions. Because you are limited by size
2031138
I've never heard it asked like this, but I do like your style. Ill try my best here. Imagine a extra big Kellogg's box, ya know with the bonus or extra in it&gt; 2 side by side. About as high and wide, gotta figure a DVD drive fits in it. its about as deep as it is high. Hope it gives you an idea, if not go to Wal*Mart and grab 2 boxes off the shelf? haha. Good case, just a little flimsy.
664415
No, you need to remove it and put it in the 'source' bay. You then need a drive at least as large as the original for the 'target' bay. If the 'target' drive is larger, you can tack on the additional space after you clone it, install it and boot into the OS (i.e. using disk management on Windows computers).
1773468
No, it requires a little effort. Both sides need to be removed and then one can access the drive. My unit failed out of the box. POS if you ask me.
103520
Yes, treat it as a standard removable usb drive, don't run the "backup" software.
720865
The half shelves are all removable. The middle partition is not. Let me know if you need anything else.Thanks,Marty 855-248-6723 x 103
1266647
My experience is all the 15" laptops I come across support a second bay in the disk drive location, but you have to find a special 3rd party insert for it. I'm tempted to put BACK in the default HD because I upgrade to a SSD, but even a 240g drive is pretty tiny.
1443639
No they cannot. When using the 3.5 inch slot, that fills the entire space of the drive container.